Sentence examples for interventions are drawn from inspiring English sources

Descriptions of the interventions are drawn from our analysis of existing TEIs and are an attempt at a high-level description of what the user does with the system.

The baseline treatment is placebo, indicated by P. Assuming random effects, the study specific true effects are drawn from a normal distribution with a mean specific to the comparison; i.e. the effects of all trials comparing the same two interventions are drawn from the same normal distribution.

Potential components for yoga-based interventions were drawn together from literature and experienced clinicians to generate a questionnaire.

In addition to the systematic review, data summarising the coverage of HIV prevention interventions was drawn primarily from recently published reviews 39 and previously published country-level data.

All regressions adjusted for intra-cluster correlation present in the data because data on multiple interventions were drawn from many of the papers included in our review.

Effectiveness of the intervention was drawn from results of the parent study.

Within each stratum, the continuing medical education group number and the type of intervention were drawn separately by staff not engaged in the project.

Our intervention is drawn in part from an intervention intended to limit the number of actions per visit to a physician and has previously been tested in a randomised controlled trial.

The link between leadership and governance on action and intervention is drawn from evidence of the impact of leadership upon patient outcomes [ 23] and acknowledges the importance of leadership at the management level [ 24] and the practice level in service delivery [ 25, 26].

One way of exploring the effects of different components of an intervention is drawing on the subjective experience of patients who undergo the treatment.

Research on this topic is scarce, and most interventions used today are drawn from research on younger and middle-age adults.